Districts and locations
12 districts · Published 20 September 2026
Reference materials on 12 districts of Vladivostok and its agglomeration. Each entry covers an overview, transport, schools, healthcare and shops, environment and recreation, development plans under the General Plan and master plans, and a price range from open data. Links to the sources are given in the text.
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City Centre (Frunzensky District)
The historic core of Vladivostok on the Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula: Okeansky Avenue, Svetlanskaya Street and the waterfronts.
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Pervaya Rechka
A neighbourhood where the Frunzensky and Pervorechensky districts meet, north of the centre.
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Vtoraya Rechka (Sovetsky District)
The largest residential district of northern Vladivostok: Russkaya Street, 100-letiya Avenue, a railway station, the bus terminal and the Beryozka market.
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Churkin (Pervomaisky District)
A peninsula in the east of the city.
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Patrokl
A peninsula in the south of the city, by Patrokl and Sobol bays.
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Snegovaya Pad
A neighbourhood in the northern part of the Pervorechensky District, with intensive housing construction in recent years.
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Zelyony Ugol / Neibuta
A district in the south of Vladivostok, taking shape around Neibuta Street and Zelyony Boulevard.
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Egersheld
The Shkota Peninsula, south-west of the centre, on Amur Bay, with the Tokarevsky Lighthouse.
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Russky Island
An island connected to the mainland by the Russky Bridge (20 minutes from the centre).
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Trudovoye
A settlement within the Vladivostok urban district, north of the city.
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Artyom
A satellite city of Vladivostok, 40 km to the north-east.
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Volno-Nadezhdinskoye
A village in the Nadezhdinsky District, on the highway between Vladivostok and Artyom.